My Duty to Offend: Hurting Your Feelings to Save Your Country

My Duty to Offend is game changing political commentary on escalating events since 9/11. After shattering the universally accepted premises of political analysis, Johnson then uses her revolutionary, conservative approach to lead wave after wave of offensives against Washington tyrants and establishment traitors - all with scandalous truthfulness.

In a myriad of far-flung literary styles, each pithy chapter is buoyed by sharp intellect, biting wit, intrepid faith and relentless, all-American common sense.

Unafraid to say what others only think, Johnson throws political correctness under the bus and rolls over it on every page.

“The racist labels and personal media attacks will work until conservatives stop cowering,” Johnson says, “It’s time we started wearing our groundless racist labels and baseless personal attacks like badges of honor. That is, in fact, what they’ve become.”

What’s her solution for the epic challenges facing America? Her answers are simple, not easy . . . and no American is expendable.

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Kerry Johnson describes her childhood as “idyllic.” She was raised in the dairy country of northwestern, New Jersey, with two brothers, two sisters, a pack of Irish Wolfhounds and innumerable hamsters. Her father, a Marine fighter pilot turned Pan Am captain and her mother, a former TWA stewardess from Brooklyn, made faith the center of their home, sending all five children to Catholic school. Dyslexic, Johnson is an unlikely writer. To this day, she credits her mother and a persistent nun with her ability to read at all.

Her brief professional career included several bit parts in movies and one season acting for the Osolo State Theatre of Florida. During her months entertaining children as “The Frog Princess” she enjoyed the ardent pursuit of the engaging Southern Gentlemen and attorney, Barry L. Johnson. By 28, Miss Lang retired from acting and returned to Hilton Head to answer her true calling. On the day she became Johnson’s wife, she also became stepmother to his children, Charles Barry and Claire DeVaux. In 1989 she was blessed with a daughter, Liza. Just before her son, Lamar, was born in 1992, her family relocated to neighboring Bluffton, on the mainland. What followed were the busy years of typical American motherhood. It was during this season that Johnson found herself immersed themes which routinely drove her to her desk in the still hours of early morning. She considers herself extremely fortunate to have been blessed with the extraordinary fullness of a common American life. She has always written.

Johnson started HARPAZO Publishing, Inc. in 1999 with the release of her novel, One Man. In 2009, she completed her screenplay, The Rival, a parable for those with ears to hear. Her next book was a 2013 illustrated children’s fable, The Trouble with Cowbirds. Her latest release, My Duty to Offend, hurting your feelings to save your country, is the result of years of political and cultural analysis posted on her blog at http://www.OneWomanThinkTank.org.